Curriculum Statement

At St Andrew’s C E Primary School we make our curriculum as engaging and relevant to the children as we can. Whilst following the National Curriculum, we ensure that the specific content of our lessons is relevant to the needs of our children and draws upon their own experiences as much as possible.

 

As far as possible, we aim for English, Maths, Science and ICT to be embedded within all curriculum areas, reinforcing the basic skills that children need to develop in order to make their way in the world. All curriculum areas  need  to support the development of the basic skills and contribute to our aim of a quality Breadth and Balance provision.

 

At the heart of our curriculum sit the children – giving them an exciting and inspirational start to their school life, preparing them for the future. Mental Health issues and exploring diversity is intended to be clear in all subject areas.

 

The expectations for all children is to reach each subjects (core and foundation)  non negotiables as a starter and be working at age related expectations or above by the end of the academic year. 

 

The Rainbow Curriculum

Download: Rainbow Document

Through our curriculum at St Andrew’s C E Primary School, we aim to help all our pupils learn and achieve by developing:

 

  • basic skills through all curriculum areas
  • an understanding of faith and diversity
  • enthusiasm for, and enjoyment of learning
  • enquiring minds and the ability to think creatively, rationally and critically
  • confidence and self esteem to enable life-long learning
  • aspirations and motivation for future success
  • the basic skills, abilities and knowledge necessary for their whole lives, in work and leisure, so they become responsible and caring citizens who make a positive contribution to their local community, the city of Kingston upon Hull and beyond
  • the ability to work, both independently and co-operatively, with concentration and perseverance
  • a clear sense of right and wrong
  • the ability to make informed choices, manage risk and to cope with change and adversity
  • an appreciation of the efforts and achievements of others
  • the ability to form worthwhile relationships based on respect for themselves and others at home, school and in the community.

Anyone wanting more information about our curriculum should contact the School Office.